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Close to 4,500 people put on their running shows and participated in this year’s Queen City Marathon. Sean Weimer, the executive director of Run Regina and the Race Director for the Queen City Marathon, said it was a fantastic race weekend with people from across the country, continent, and world hitting Regina for the marathon. […]

The Crown corporation behind the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion says it may not complete the project before December 2024 if a regulator does not approve its request for a route deviation. Trans Mountain Corp. says the new time frame is a worst-case scenario that could add close to $86 million in cost overruns to the […]

The Sask Party government is forging ahead with its provincial marshal service. The province is now looking for a Chief Marshall to run the service. Once launched in 2026, the Marshal Service will have 70 officers, as well as additional support staff. “As we build the foundation of the Saskatchewan Marshals Service, it’s critical that we […]

A Regina man is facing more than 20 charges after Regina Police found him responsible for stealing ten vehicles from ten locations in Regina and surrounding communities. Over ten days, in each of the ten thefts, the vehicles stolen had unlocked doors, and the keys were inside the vehicles. The 21-year-old stole vehicles from Green […]

In a recent update from a Regina City Police officer a crucial reminder regarding speed limits within school zones. Taking to X (formerly Twitter), Constable “Hawkeye” Seel highlighted law enforcement efforts within School Zones yesterday. In a mere four-hour span from 8 AM to noon, law enforcement nabbed a staggering 37 individuals for exceeding the […]

By Dylan Robertson Premier Scott Moe’s government is accusing Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of damaging relations with India and keeping the provinces in the dark about trade talks. In a letter Moe released Monday, Saskatchewan Trade Minister Jeremy Harrison argued Trudeau is picking a fight with India for domestic political gain and risking access to one of […]

The lawyers defending two of the most prominent organizers of the “Freedom Convoy” protests attempted to block eight local Ottawa witnesses from taking the stand Monday in a debate that underscores one of the central legal disputes in the trial. Tamara Lich and Chris Barber are on trial for criminal charges related to their role […]

The Regina Police Service has provided an update regarding last week’s fatal collision. The RPS says that after the completion of the investigation, no charges have been laid. Shortly before 1:00 p.m. last Friday, officers were called to the scene in the 1500 block of 7th Avenue East. When officers arrived, they found a male […]

100 workers within the CUPE 882 union are now on strike in Prince Albert. According to a media release put out this morning the City of Prince Albert has refused requests since the end of July – with the latest round of talks being turned down – employees are now on strike. This marks the […]

CUPE 882 members have declined the City of Prince Albert’s most recent offer, setting the stage for a potential strike commencing today! The union, representing city workers, issued a press statement indicating that they had presented a proposal to the city. According to CUPE national representative Mira Lewis, “We put forward a reasonable offer which […]